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Convincing consumers to take the plunge and allow their driving performance to be monitored via telematics is only half the battle for carriers transitioning to a usage-based auto insurance program.

Convincing consumers to take the plunge and allow their driving performance to be monitored via telematics is only half the battle for carriers transitioning to a usage-based auto insurance program.

Determine data implications on 3 key considerations regarding usage-based insurance before entering the market.

Determine data implications on 3 key considerations regarding usage-based insurance before entering the market.

Turning raw driving data into actionable insights is a major challenge facing insurers trying to turn the corner and write usage-based auto coverage profitably.

The ability of auto carriers to economically collect information about driver performance will be a key factor determining the fate of usage-based insurance programs, particularly for smaller companies looking to compete against the industrys data-rich giants.

The New York Department of Financial Services today issued a bulletin to auto insurers doing business in New York urging them to adopt usage-based insurance programs.

There are basically three types of prospects for usage-based auto insurance programs, depending on how comfortable they are with carriers monitoring their driving performance.